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Zero to Hero with the JBoss Business Rules Primer
The document discusses the JBoss Business Rules Management System (BRMS) and its role in separating business rules from applications for increased visibility and agility. It also covers the importance of complex event processing (CEP) and business process management systems (BPMS) in automating interactions and driving business processes. The presentation includes various examples, problems businesses face, and solutions offered by JBoss technologies to improve decision-making and process optimization.
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Zero to Hero with the JBoss Business Rules Primer
- 1. Boston JUG Zero toHero with JBoss Business Rules January 30, 2014 Eric D. Schabell JBoss Technology Evangelist 1
- 2. Agenda ● The Basics – ● what isa BRMS, CEP, BPMS? The Concepts – what is inference? – what is a rule? – how does engine work? ● ● 2 Demo Questions
- 3. What is aBRMS? 3
- 4. The BRMS Solution FINANCIALSERVICES COMPANY Product Request 4
- 5. Example FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY Product Request 5 Problems: 1. Businessrules are hidden in applications
- 6. Example FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY Product Request 6 Problems: 1. Businessrules are hidden in applications 2. It takes too long to change business rules
- 7. Example FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY Product Request Problems: 1. Businessrules are hidden in applications 2. It takes too long to change business rules 3. People interpret rules inconsistently 7
- 8. The BRMS Solution 1.Separate the business rules from the applications Rule Repository 8
- 9. The BRMS Solution 1.Separate the business rules from the applications AHA! 9 Rule Repository 2. Express rules in terms that the business can readily understand - visibility
- 10. The BRMS Solution 1.Separate the business rules from the applications AHA! Rule Repository 2. Express rules in terms that the business can readily understand - visibility 3. Empower business and IT experts to collaborate agility 10
- 11. The BRMS Solution 1.Separate the business rules from the applications AHA! Rule Repository 2. Express rules in terms that the business can readily understand - visibility 3. Empower business and IT experts to collaborate agility 4. Support all the rules consistency 11
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- 13. Example: Multiple CustomerTouch Points Problems: Hard to derive business relevant data from available information Important patterns go undetected Business fails to respond to changes in its environment 13
- 14. Complex Event Processing Detectevents of significance to a business by recognizing time-based patterns in one or more real-time data feeds... Business Rules “Weather delay in London” 14
- 15. What is aBPMS? 15
- 16. A Business Process Anactivity or set of activities that will accomplish a specific organizational goal... Shipping Catalog Financials Inventory Orders 16 Packaged Apps (e.g. SAP)
- 17. The BPMS Solution Catalog Shipping 1.Automate interactions with LoB Systems... 17 Packaged Apps
- 18. The BPMS Solution Catalog Shipping 1.Automate interactions with LoB Systems... 2. Drive the business process from a model... 18 Packaged Apps
- 19. The BPMS Solution Catalog Shipping 1.Automate interactions with LoB Systems... 2. Drive the business process from a model... 3. Manage user participation... 19 Packaged Apps
- 20. The BPMS Solution Catalog Shipping PackagedApps 1. Automate interactions with LoB Systems... 2. Drive the business process from a model... 3. Manage user participation... 20 4. Provide visibility into process execution data
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- 22. JBoss BRMS What isinferencing? ● 22 We want to take all of our data (facts) and combine it with our knowledge (rules) and come up with some conclusions (inferencing)
- 23. JBoss BRMS What isinferencing? ● 23 We want to take all of our data (facts) and combine it with our knowledge (rules) and come up with some conclusions (inferencing)
- 24. JBoss BRMS What isinferencing? ● 24 We want to take all of our data (facts) and combine it with our knowledge (rules) and come up with some conclusions (inferencing)
- 25. JBoss BRMS What isinferencing? ● 25 We want to take all of our data (facts) and combine it with our knowledge (rules) and come up with some conclusions (inferencing)
- 26. JBoss BRMS What isinferencing? ● 26 We want to take all of our data (facts) and combine it with our knowledge (rules) and come up with some conclusions (inferencing)
- 27. JBoss BRMS What isa rule? ● ● ● ● 27 In short, a rule is an premise and conclusion – If it is raining, then the ground must be wet A rule is made of conditions and actions. When all the conditions are met, a rule may “fire”. The conditions are collectively referred to as the LHS (left hand side) and the actions are referred to as the RHS (right hand side, or consequence). A rule operates on facts (data). In our case, these facts are instances of objects in our application.
- 28. JBoss BRMS Inference Engine ● ● ● 28 Thebrain of a Production Rule System is an Inference Engine which matches facts against Production Rules. When matches are found, the rules actions are fired. Actions most often change the state of the facts, or perform some external action on the application.
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- 31. JBoss BRMS How itWorks Agenda Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Activation 1.Parse DRL RuleBase Activation 2. Create 3. Assert Facts Rule Fact Fact WorkingMemory Fact Fact Fact Fact Fact 4. Fi re A ll R ul es Fact Fact Fact Fact Fact Fact Rule 31 (5) activation Rule -> consequence Rule Rule Rule Rule
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- 33. JBoss BRMS VsBPM Suite Target: Process Automation Service Enabled Orchestration Intelligent Business Operations JBoss BPM Suite 6.0 JBoss BRMS 6.0 33 Target - Realtime Decision Management JBoss BRMS 6.0
- 34. JBoss BRMS -Components 34
- 35. JBoss BPM Suite– Components 35
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- 37. Components Real-time data & eventfeeds Authoring tools for business users Repository Business analysts Event processor Business rule definitions Rules engine Authoring tools for developers Developers 37 Business data Client applications
- 38. New in 6.0 Real-timedata & event feeds Authoring tools for business users Repository Business analysts Event processor UberFire Business rule definitions Client applications Rules engine Authoring tools for developers Drools 6.0 Developers 38 Technology Preview Business data
- 39. BRMS Components Business Events AuthoringTools for Business Users Enterprise Applications Repository Business Analysts Event Processor Business Process Manager Business Rule Definitions Web Services Rule Engine Java Business Data Business Users Authoring Tools for Developers Developers Business Central Operations 39
- 40. BRMS Components Business Events AuthoringTools for Business Users Enterprise Applications Repository Business Analysts Event Processor Business Process Manager Business Rule Definitions Web Services Rule Engine Java Business Data Business Users Authoring Tools for Developers Developers Business Central Operations 40
- 41. BRMS Components Business Events AuthoringTools for Business Users Enterprise Applications Repository Business Analysts Event Processor Business Process Manager Business Rule Definitions Web Services Rule Engine Java Business Data Business Users Authoring Tools for Developers Developers Business Central Operations 41
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- 43. Components Business Events Authoring tools forbusiness users Enterprise Applications Repository Event processor Business rule definitions Business analysts Business Process Manager Rules engine Web Services Java Authoring tools for developers Developers Business data BAM Business users 43 Business users
- 44. New in 6.0 BusinessEvents Authoring Tools for Business Users Enterprise Applications Repository Business Analysts Event Processor Business Process Manager Business Logic Definitions Data Modeler Forms Designer Web Services jBPM 6.0 Rule Engine Java Business Data Business Users Authoring Tools for Developers Developers Business Central Business Operations/ Analysts 44
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- 46. Core Services: BusinessResource Optimizer (TP) 46
- 47. Core Services: BusinessResource Optimizer (TP) 47
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- 49. Questions? Eric D. Schabell JBossTechnology Evangelist (Integration & BPM) @ericschabell / erics@redhat.com 49
- 50. ` JBoss BRMS &BPM Suite Articles: http://schabell.org/search/label/BRMS http://schabell.org/search/label/BPMS JBoss BPM Suite Demos: http://www.schabell.org/2013/11/jboss-bpm-suite-automated-lending-generic-loan-demo.html http://www.schabell.org/2013/12/bpms-examining-migrated-customer-evaluation-demo.html https://github.com/eschabell/business-resource-optimizer-demo http://www.schabell.org/2013/10/jboss-bpm-suite-rocking-the-mortgage-demo.html https://github.com/eschabell/bpms-customer-evaluation-demo (migration from BRMS 5.3) JBoss xPaaS Demos: 50 https://github.com/eschabell/bpms-bam-dashboard https://github.com/eschabell/openshift-bpm-bam-dashboard
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- #34 JBoss Enteprise BRMS (new in 2009) Enables critical business rules to be managed in a more centralized manner (e.g. Insurance = policy risk assess and pricing; Heathcare = claims processing annual regulatory changes) Avoids need to otherwise re-code business rules redundantly in multiple applications Leverages JBoss Rules execution engine which has been available for years Adds new browser-based Rules Mgmt app, enabling business users to participate in the review, editing, and maintenance of business rule changes Also adds Repository to provide version management of multiple sets of business rules Supports the deployment of business rules to JBoss middleware platforms and non-JBoss runtime environments
- #35 JBoss Enteprise BRMS (new in 2009) Enables critical business rules to be managed in a more centralized manner (e.g. Insurance = policy risk assess and pricing; Heathcare = claims processing annual regulatory changes) Avoids need to otherwise re-code business rules redundantly in multiple applications Leverages JBoss Rules execution engine which has been available for years Adds new browser-based Rules Mgmt app, enabling business users to participate in the review, editing, and maintenance of business rule changes Also adds Repository to provide version management of multiple sets of business rules Supports the deployment of business rules to JBoss middleware platforms and non-JBoss runtime environments
- #36 JBoss Enteprise BRMS (new in 2009) Enables critical business rules to be managed in a more centralized manner (e.g. Insurance = policy risk assess and pricing; Heathcare = claims processing annual regulatory changes) Avoids need to otherwise re-code business rules redundantly in multiple applications Leverages JBoss Rules execution engine which has been available for years Adds new browser-based Rules Mgmt app, enabling business users to participate in the review, editing, and maintenance of business rule changes Also adds Repository to provide version management of multiple sets of business rules Supports the deployment of business rules to JBoss middleware platforms and non-JBoss runtime environments
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- #47 JBoss Enteprise BRMS (new in 2009) Enables critical business rules to be managed in a more centralized manner (e.g. Insurance = policy risk assess and pricing; Heathcare = claims processing annual regulatory changes) Avoids need to otherwise re-code business rules redundantly in multiple applications Leverages JBoss Rules execution engine which has been available for years Adds new browser-based Rules Mgmt app, enabling business users to participate in the review, editing, and maintenance of business rule changes Also adds Repository to provide version management of multiple sets of business rules Supports the deployment of business rules to JBoss middleware platforms and non-JBoss runtime environments
- #48 JBoss Enteprise BRMS (new in 2009) Enables critical business rules to be managed in a more centralized manner (e.g. Insurance = policy risk assess and pricing; Heathcare = claims processing annual regulatory changes) Avoids need to otherwise re-code business rules redundantly in multiple applications Leverages JBoss Rules execution engine which has been available for years Adds new browser-based Rules Mgmt app, enabling business users to participate in the review, editing, and maintenance of business rule changes Also adds Repository to provide version management of multiple sets of business rules Supports the deployment of business rules to JBoss middleware platforms and non-JBoss runtime environments
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